Cory Nastazio

Born on May 11, 1978, in Flushing, Queens, Cory Nastazio established himself as a prominent figure in the BMX world from the mid-1990s. Known for his aggressive riding style and distinctive personality, he quickly rose through the ranks in progressive dirt competitions. Nastazio achieved significant recognition early in his career, including securing a silver medal at the X Games, a testament to his skill and dedication. Throughout his competitive years, he garnered a strong following and sustained a career marked by consistent performance and crowd-pleasing stunts.

Even in his 40s, Nastazio continues to be an active and influential personality in the BMX community. He maintains a rigorous riding schedule, frequently showcasing new footage that highlights his continued technical ability and passion for the sport. This sustained engagement includes developing signature products, such as his Fit Metal Eagle frame with FitBikeCo, specifically designed for aggressive riding, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to advancing BMX equipment. Beyond riding, Nastazio has expanded his public presence through various media appearances, including radio and television, and participation in podcasts where he shares insights and experiences from his extensive career.

Nastazio’s journey also reflects a diversification of interests. While still deeply involved in BMX, he has explored ventures beyond the sport, including real estate. This career progression showcases his adaptability and entrepreneurial spirit. His personal life includes being a father to two children, Trey and Londyn. His enduring presence in BMX, characterized by continuous riding, product innovation, and media engagement, solidifies his status as an icon, widely respected for his contributions to the sport and his ability to inspire successive generations of riders.